Technical partnership
A senior technical partner after launch.
For teams that have shipped something and need someone to keep it healthy and moving: fixing what breaks, improving what matters, and giving straight technical advice.
Get in touchWhat you get
Ongoing improvements
A steady stream of fixes and new features, prioritised with you.
Monitoring and updates
Uptime, errors and dependencies watched so problems are found before your users find them.
Technical advice and review
Honest recommendations on architecture, vendors and trade-offs, with the reasoning.
Documentation and continuity
The system stays understandable, so it never depends on one person.
How it works
Understand the goal
A short call and a written brief: what success looks like, who it is for, and what is in and out of scope.
Plan the approach
A clear plan, the main decisions and their trade-offs, and a first milestone you can react to.
Build in the open
Working increments and regular check-ins, so you see real progress and can steer while it is cheap to change.
Launch and hand over
Release, walkthrough and documentation, with support afterwards if you want it.
Ways to work together
Fixed-scope project
A defined result with an agreed scope. Best when you know what you need built.
Ongoing partnership
A regular amount of time each month for improvements, fixes and new work as priorities change.
Advice or review
A focused session or short audit when you need a second opinion before deciding.
Common questions
Can you take over a project someone else built?
Often yes. I start with a short review of the code and hosting so we both know what shape it is in before agreeing on next steps.
Who owns the finished work?
You do. Code, content and accounts are handed over to you at the end, with documentation so someone else can pick it up.
Do you work with in-house teams and agencies?
Yes. I can work alone on a whole project or slot into an existing team and process.
How do we get started?
Send a short description through the contact form. I reply within one working day to arrange a call.
Have a job in mind? Tell me about it.
I reply within one working day.